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One solution is to use a column filter. That will not use the global search field and won't influence its contents.

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Hi,

I've managed to get this working by substituting table.row for $(this).closest('tr'); and this now works.

Looks like you might be using Bootstrap styling? Look at the dom Styling examples for the default example for the framework you are using. If Bootstrap you might want something like this:

Thank you Kevin. I was trying this after reading your first response. I am now trying to get everything onto one line. ie. Show # Entries on the left, Exports in the middle and Search on the right. I…

Did you read the FAQ I linked to? The buttons aren't covering the length change element. You dom configuration isn't displaying the length change element because it is missing the l. Try this: dom…

Hi,

Use exportOptions.format.body / header / footer like in here for example:

In PHP a single quote creates a string that is literal - it will not expand the variables in it. If you'd used header("Location: $currentPage"); that would have worked. See the PHP docs her…

Link to test case:

If I'm reading the code correctly, it is just setting the valorExportar variable when the table is loaded. Also valorExportar is undefined when it is used for the button.

After adding the export options it appears to have "covered" the " "lengthMenu": [[10, 25, -1], [10, 25, "All"]],

What is 'display' in that context?

Thanks, Allan! This has helped a lot.

Of interest, this is the part of the code that assigns the column width for the created spreadsheet.

This change got my tables working on the page!

Yeah! I've fixed this. Field names was the problem needed to be my_contacts.MySupplierID many thanks to @rt1234 for sorting out the db queries. Much appreciated!

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